Nick J.

asked • 01/02/18

which of the following is not part of obtaining informed consent?

1) explaining the hypothesis to the participants
2) letting participants know that participation is voluntary
3) obtaining the participants's signature or signature from the parent or guardian if the participant is a minor
4) reviewing that data is confidential

1 Expert Answer

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Mark M.

Understanding the hypothesis is not necessary to informed consent. Knowing that the data (one's personal information) is confidential is a part of informed consent.
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